Black owned farms make up less than 2 percent of all farms in the United States. According to a recent report, Black farmers lost 80 percent of their farmland from 1910 to 2007, often because they lacked access to loans or insurance needed to sustain their businesses. The report mentions the “long and well-documented history of discrimination against Black farmers by the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture).”

America does not have a Black Middle Class

"Today we stand at a place where African Americans own little if any of America’s land",  -Antonio Moore

 Antonio Moore, Los Angeles Attorney uses data from the Census & Federal Reserve to show that using wealth as the barometer rather than income, there is not a middle class of working age black families in America today.

Dane Calloway

Dane Calloway is an educator, well-respected historian, and an unorthodox researcher with 10+ years of related experience specializing in ethnographic, field and historical research, American Indian history, World history, American history, case study and unconventional journalism.

 

      

  

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